Poly Effects Beebo is a multi modulation pedal that also gives you the power of a eurorack modular synth in an easy to use touch screen pedal. If you want great live tools or to push the boundaries of sound design.
Beebo will get you there.
If you’re looking for conventional effects, the auto swell, delay, algorithmic reverb, chorus, looping delay, mono & stereo EQ, mono & stereo compressor, pan, phaser, reverse, rotary, saturator, phaser, warmth and through zero flanger will cover your needs.
Each effect is a powerful algorithm when used alone, but the real magic comes when you combine them and control them. The rotary for example, exposes more than 30 parameters for those who want to dig deep into its detailed physical model. Combining effects, and controlling one module from another is what it’s all about in Beebo.
You can make the foot switches change a value, or connect up parameters to a random source, an LFO or an envelope follower. Modules that generate control signals can be controlled too, which is the power of a modular workflow. For example, If you don’t get everything you want out of the built in chorus or flanger modules you can build your own by adding a few delay modules and modulating them. You can also send control signals out as MIDI CC to control other pedals. Beebo plays well with others and It’s easy to share presets, just plug in a usb flash drive and export or import them.
If you want modular or weirder effects, the bitmangle, freeze, granular, 6 different virtual analog filters, powerful LFOs, time stretch, turntable stop, twist delay, VCA, wavefolder, attenuverter and more will cover it.
There’s some very powerful modules ported from the best eurorack modules including a granular texture synthesiser, a 16 model macro oscillator voice and a meta modulator with 7 blendable signal combining algorithms including ring modulation, comparators and cross folding.
Manufacturer: Poly Effects
| Weight | 0,5 kg |
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| Dimensions | 15,2 × 12,6 × 6,9 cm |
| Brand | Poly Effects |
| Category | Stock |
| Type | Multi |
| Sort | Guitar |
| Routing | Stereo In / Stereo Out |
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Name: | Poly Effects |
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Country/region: | Australia |
City: | Coburg North |
State/Province: | Victoria |
Email: | info@polyeffects.com |
Name: | Pedaltown BV |
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Country/region: | the Netherlands |
Street Address: | Dominee Keppellaan 50 |
City: | Amerongen |
Postal/ZIP Code: | 3958JC |
Email: | info@pedaltown.nl |
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Martin Aleksandrov (verified owner) –
this is endless..
Joe Higham (verified owner) –
It seems to offer plenty of potential, but lacks the basic things I would expect this pedal to do. As an example, I surprised that an LFO can’t be modulated by another LFO, which is very basic. It doesn’t have a volume control out, if your FX is too loud you have to quickly tap on the screen and find the gain for that module, etc. And other small things that made the pedal frustrating to use (for me), and sort of counter intuitive.
Joe Higham (verified owner) –
I have to say I was disappointed by this pedal. I’m sure that as it develops Poly will (I hope) iron out the small details that made using this pedal frustrating for me. Just to give a small example: you can add an LFO to a module to modulate (example) the speed of that effect. However, you can modulate the LFO, which is a very basic thing – modulate the modulator.
However, I’m a modular synth player, so for guitarists the small quirks that frustrated me, may not be a problem for others.
Magnus Gustafson (verified owner) –
Have been able to test it yet… It is not simple to answer no feedback on the phone app.